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A video documentary profile of John Russo, part of a series,

Scope and Contents Carmile Zaino identified this work as a senior project from her final semester at Parsons School of Design in 1967. The project consists of a folder to house her professional portfolio, with a cut out piece in which she could insert her telephone number, in flux at the time. The printing on the folder is Carmile's name written in script and a small portrait photograph of her, taken by a fellow student in a park across the street from campus. She advises that she mailed this portfolio to...

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Artist's book.

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Set of prints enclosed in a four-leaf folded portfolio. The date is guessed at based upon Falkenstern's graduation from Parsons School of Design, as noted on LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/in/garyfalkenstern/

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Children's book.

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Book with illustrations and text. Two copies, each with different colored pages.

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Raised print inscribed: 2/20 "A Partridge in a Pear Tree" 12/72 M. Pearson

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A hard-covered book with the subtitle, "a first missal for children, prepared by the editors of Jubilee." Emil Antonucci was a graphic designer and faculty colleague of John Russo at Parsons School of Design.